Stay at Hyatt Arlington in Arlington, VA. Up to Two Guests 18 or Younger Stay Free. Dates Available Through April.

Hyatt Arlington

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An upscale hotel just across the river from Washington, DC’s, national monuments and museums

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Hyatt Arlington

Upscale Hyatt Hotel near Washington, DC

Hyatt Arlington is in a trendy neighborhood lined with restaurants and cafés in Arlington, Virginia, just across the Potomac River from Washington, DC. It’s a quick drive to the heart of downtown DC, but it’s also easy to explore the city by subway. The Hyatt sits across the street from the Rosslyn Metro station, where you can catch the blue and orange subway lines; either of these will bring you to the city’s major monuments, government buildings, and museums such as the Smithsonian.

After a day of sightseeing, you can head back to the Hyatt Arlington and relax in a standard king or two-double bed guest room. All are outfitted with upgraded granite bathrooms and floor-to-ceiling windows with views of the city.

The onsite restaurant, cityhouse, serves crab cakes and filet mignon from cows that were raised without antibiotics, added growth hormones, or sugary cereals. You can also stop by the restaurant in the morning for its daily breakfast buffet (extra fees), which features Torrefazione Italia coffee and made-to-order omelets. From a perch just off the lobby, Key Bridge Terrace serves single-malt scotch and a dozen microbrews until midnight on Friday and Saturday nights.

Arlington, Virginia: Timeless National Landmarks Along the Potomac River

Arlington is located just over the Potomac River from Washington, DC. In fact, the area around Arlington was originally surveyed to be part of the national capital, but the land was eventually given back to Virginia in the 1840s. Still, there are quite a few historic attractions here that are nationally associated with Washington, DC. One of these is the Pentagon, the headquarters of the Department of Defense, which you can tour by appointment. Along the Potomac lies Arlington National Cemetery, which has an eternal flame flickering at John F. Kennedy's gravesite. You can watch as soldiers switch shifts during the Changing of the Guard ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknowns.

It’s worth the scenic half-hour drive south to Alexandria to see Mount Vernon, George Washington's former home. On a tour of the sprawling estate, you can get a feel for colonial life; the estate has a working gristmill and blacksmith shop, and the mansion features many of the original 18th-century objects used by the Washington family. Even the upper gardens at Mount Vernon have been tailored to appear as they would have in 1799.